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Trades about 40% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Shanghai, China, in 2011, Shanghai Hajime Advanced Material Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in the manufacturing of precision parts and intricate molds utilizing advanced engineering plastics. The company's extensive product range caters to diverse sectors, including passenger, commercial, and new energy vehicles, high-end kitchen and bathroom appliances, and various industrial applications. For the automotive industry, its offerings encompass essential components such as airbag parts, engine knock sensors, comprehensive thermal management modules (including PPS-based systems), plastic tensioners, carbon canister solenoid valves, quick couplings, electronic water valves, thermoset and piping elements, engine resonators, filtration systems, vehicle heater parts, window seals, actuators, electronic water pump impellers (both PPS and split designs), and car trunk buttons. Within the burgeoning new energy vehicle segment, Shanghai Hajime provides automotive electronic water pumps, stator assemblies, hybrid shock absorber components, specialized plastic tensioner wheels, battery cooling system parts, and energy capacitor components. Expanding into household and sanitary ware, the company produces items like hydrant mixing valves, components for gas and electric water heaters, a wide array of toilet parts (such as deodorizing units, heating kits, flowmeters, cushion tanks, solenoid valves, and nozzle assemblies), water purifier faucets and bases, warm water toilet bezels, and instant heating kits. Additionally, its industrial contributions include pump guide plates, impellers, electromagnet parts, and general solenoid valve components, alongside various widgets for consumer electronics such as routers, projectors, and cameras.
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